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    A military ceremony taking place in a banquet hall where two uniformed Army soldiers and a civilian woman are jointly cutting a large decorated cake using what appears to be a ceremonial sword or saber. The cake displays a military unit insignia/patch in blue and green. Two additional uniformed personnel stand in the background near a draped table.

    PYEONGTAEK, GYEONGGIDO [KYONGGI-DO], SOUTH KOREA

    06.23.2021

    Photo by Capt. David Murphy 

    Special Operations Command Korea

    U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Michael E. Martin (center), Special Operations Command commander, his wife Cynthia (right), and Command Sgt. Maj. JoAnn Naumann (left), SOCKOR senior enlisted leader, cut a SOCKOR cake at a reception following the SOCKOR Change of Command Ceremony at the Riverbend Golf Club June 23, 2021. Martin is the 18th commander in SOCKOR's 32-year history and Naumann is the unit's 13th senior enlisted leader.

    (U.S. Air Force photo by Maj. David J. Murphy)

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    Date Taken: 06.23.2021
    Date Posted: 06.24.2021 10:52
    Photo ID: 6706622
    VIRIN: 210623-F-LP903-603
    Resolution: 7440x5584
    Size: 3.95 MB
    Location: PYEONGTAEK, GYEONGGIDO [KYONGGI-DO], KR
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    A formal military color guard ceremony is taking place indoors, featuring U.S. and South Korean military personnel presenting flags. The event appears to be a joint U.S.-Republic of Korea military ceremony, evidenced by the presence of both nations' flags and the USFK (United States Forces Korea) command flag. A female service member in Navy digital camouflage is speaking at a podium while honor guard members stand at attention.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms are participating in a military ceremony, likely a change of command or award presentation. The soldier facing the camera, identified by the name tape 'LILLER,' is wearing a medal with a red and white ribbon and is holding a blue guidon/flag. The second soldier, whose back is to the camera, appears to be presenting or exchanging the guidon.
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    Two U.S. Army officers pose together holding a Defense Superior Service Medal certificate awarded to Brigadier General Otto K. Liller, U.S. Army. The officer on the left, identified by his name tape as 'ABRAMS,' appears to be presenting the award. The recipient on the right is wearing the Defense Superior Service Medal along with multiple qualification badges including Special Forces, Ranger, and Airborne tabs.
    A military ceremony in which a foreign officer is placing a medal with a red ribbon around the neck of a U.S. Army soldier. The U.S. soldier is wearing OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform with Special Forces, Ranger, and Airborne tab patches visible on his left shoulder. The interaction appears cordial and ceremonial, with the soldier smiling.
    Two military officers, one from the Republic of Korea Armed Forces and one from the U.S. Army, are posing together while holding an open citation/award document. The U.S. Army officer is wearing a medal with a red ribbon around his neck, indicating a formal military decoration ceremony. The document appears to be a Korean Order of National Security Merit citation signed by Moon Jae-in, President of the Republic of Korea.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Liller is speaking at a wooden podium during what appears to be a formal military ceremony. He is wearing the Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniform and has a medal with a red and white ribbon around his neck, suggesting this is a decoration or retirement ceremony. The setting appears to be an indoor military facility.
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    Two military personnel in MultiCam/OCP camouflage uniforms are participating in a formal change of command or activation ceremony, passing a blue guidon/flag between them. The blue flag appears to bear insignia related to Naval Special Warfare based on partially visible text. The ceremony is taking place indoors in what appears to be a military auditorium or conference facility.
    A military ceremony taking place in a banquet hall where two uniformed Army soldiers and a civilian woman are jointly cutting a large decorated cake using what appears to be a ceremonial sword or saber. The cake displays a military unit insignia/patch in blue and green. Two additional uniformed personnel stand in the background near a draped table.

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